"I feel that Peltz is pushing on things that I am pushing on, as well."
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"What happens when your 16 year old thinks she is pushing on the brakes when she is actually pushing on the gas…" wrote Shannon, 53.
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The United States is closer to pushing on a string.
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At every level, Dead Cells is pushing on player habits.
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He motivates me as well to keep pushing on too.
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We have to really start pushing on a decentralized web.
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An accelerating spacecraft means the people will also accelerate and an accelerating person needs a force pushing on them The force pushing on the humans becomes the apparent weight—just like in an elevator.
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We are, in varying degrees, closer to pushing on a string.
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Witnesses said the other protester was arrested after pushing on officer.
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Now, cadres in place, it is pushing on with the revolution.
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Millions have fled to neighboring countries, some pushing on to Europe.
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Here are some other ways Google's been pushing on AR recently:
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This is thousands and thousands of Brooklynites pushing on this issue.
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Yet it wasn't enough for Rebecca, and she kept pushing on it.
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It's important to stay audacious, Westgarth says, to keep pushing on innovation.
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I want to keep pushing on this link between education and democracy.
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I think it's important to have deterrents and keep pushing on this.
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And that has inspired all of us to keep pushing on solutions.
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The letter included draft legislation the committee is pushing on those matters.
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Are automakers and researchers pushing on, preparing nonetheless for the future of cars?
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Last year he was pushing on NATO to contribute more to their defense.
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"We are to various degrees close to pushing on a string," he said.
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Images from the CNN affiliate showed people pushing on gates outside the prison.
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Millions of Rouhani's followers expect him to keep pushing on human rights issues.
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I'd rally and re-watch the ep before pushing on, I promised myself.
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Grab, meanwhile, is pushing on with its $3 billion Series H funding round.
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So unless somebody's actively pushing on agencies to act, it won't get done.
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"It's like two people pushing on a rock with equal force," explained Tang.
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If Democrats keep pushing on the matter, that could be a potential compromise.
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According to Kalas, a group of eight people allegedly started pushing on the rock.
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This door was shut using magnets, so it was openable by pushing on it.
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What happens when you accelerate a block by pushing on it from the bottom?
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Even so, at the Commerce Department Boeing may be pushing on an open door.
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For George H.W. Bush, it was liberating Kuwait and not pushing on to Baghdad.
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It made sense as a way of representing this constant pushing on to survive.
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"One of the things we're really pushing on students is micro internships," he said.
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We proved in 2008 at some point you start pushing on us on a string.
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It would be silly to try and open the door by pushing on the hinge.
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But it was awful; the prosthetic was squeezing my head and pushing on my eyes.
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Babis said that by pushing on with the case, the EU might embolden extremist elements.
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However, the driver will be able to override this by pushing on the accelerator pedal.
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It is worth keeping in mind that there were two strong stimuli pushing on markets.
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She saw it and got herself behind me, pushing on my diaphragm with her fists.
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An MRI revealed she had a meningioma brain tumor that was pushing on her facial nerves.
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As long as the state remains so ineffective, Western countries find themselves pushing on a string.
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With his aim to foster greater scale, Mr Macron should be pushing on an open door.
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"We don't want to be pushing on the brakes harder than we need to," Tarullo said.
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Theo had a giant mass in his chest that was pushing on his heart and lungs.
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Telemundo. Recognizing the declining trends in television viewership, Telemundo is pushing on the digital front, too.
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Drudge may have been especially responsible for mainstreaming Jones, but he was pushing on an open door.
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You can be pushing on something for six months and then have it collapse, and that hurts.
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"She is pushing on only almost 5 million points," said Sun, founder of Sun Group Wealth Partners.
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So there was pushing on a lot of levels, even though there was certainly misogyny and homophobia.
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It can even change lanes if you ask it to by pushing on the turn signal stalk.
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Thus, it seems that this Washington Consensus is "pushing on a string," this time with labor proposals.
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Changing the lenses is just a matter of pushing on the temple tabs, which unlock the frames.
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No matter how lousy or lonely her day, she tries to keep talking, pushing on, reaching out.
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The video shows the victim pushing on the suitcase and trying to get out, the affidavit says.
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WALLFISCH In the recording we kept pushing on that idea: We're not an orchestra, we're just individuals.
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By one of those transgenic pit bulls, one of the crimson ones they're always pushing on TV?
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It's easier to open a door by pushing on a spot farther away from the hinges. Why?
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There were a lot of Michel Gondry-esque gags of him jumping through walls, with two people in a costume — one pushing on one side of the wall and one pushing on the other, and a camera that panned and let us cut from one to the next.
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It urged visitors to manipulate his music by pushing on fabric structures, their efforts translated via motion technology.
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The algos pushing on and through these thinner bids are the equivalent of throwing gasoline on a fire.
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This calculation assumes all the energy of the bomb goes into pushing on the Earth, which is unrealistic.
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And now, Trey Gowdy pushing on hearings with the investigation of Hillary Clinton, the I.G. report coming out.
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So the NHS is pushing on, trying to prove the plans' worth before any legal changes are required.
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It may be pushing on your bladder, causing you to feel like you need to pee a lot.
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But I don't see why the Democrats shouldn't keep pushing on about the president's attempts to obstruct justice.
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"The bigger thing we're pushing on," he said, "is we're just trying to take more control over things."
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It was already pushing on, taking its racing shadow with it, its brief bid for glory fading fast.
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As the race filled out around him, Delaney was squeezed even more, largely pushing on with little fanfare.
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The forces would cut through YPG territory, before pushing on to Raqqa, about 100 kilometers (60 miles) south.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index rose 0.1 percent, pushing on from a four-week high hit on Wednesday.
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With a baby boy pushing on her bladder, it's probably a good idea to have a toilet on demand.
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An MRI revealed she had a golf-ball-size meningioma brain tumor that was pushing on her facial nerves.
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And then there's HDR, a feature Sony is pushing on both the Pro and on the normal PlayStation 4.
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Still, China is pushing on with 6G as it sees the technology being of great importance in the future.
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So we're going where the growth is and pushing on an open door, unencumbered by legacy or analog businesses.
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The massive weapons sale the Trump team is pushing on the Saudis makes it clear which side we're on.
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The journalism from publications like The Guardian pushing on "common" industry practices seemed to surface some positive change here.
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But Sanders is pushing on, saying he'd make the case for his progressive politics even as his losses mounted.
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At about a minute after midnight, the people outside started pushing on the door and cursing at my manager ...
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If there's any lasting impact on this, it might be that people will think twice about pushing on boundaries.
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MBUX is not the underpowered, underwhelming voice input system carmakers have been pushing on consumers for around a decade now.
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Certain practices, like pushing on a laboring woman's stomach or using bamboo to cut an umbilical cord, can be deadly.
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This sounds similar to the USB-PD standard Google has been pushing on any phone manufacturer making an Android device.
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It also teaches a darn good lesson on the importance of perseverance and pushing on even when things seem tough.
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Suddenly, with the pressure of dozens of people pushing on it, the door burst open and the crowd poured out.
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He has defied sceptics and overcome setbacks over the years, all the while pushing on with innovations of improbable ambition.
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Perhaps WeWork's biggest impetus for pushing on with the IPO despite investor resistance was the prospect of the massive loan.
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Now she realized why she always needed to pee: The mass was pushing on her bladder and other nearby organs.
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Mr. Lax took the moment to shove past her, pushing on the arm that held the gun, and raced out.
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Looking back, it's possible to feel that the people who campaigned against those laws were pushing on an open door.
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We don't know when history might unlock the door, so we have no choice but to keep pushing on it.
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They each spent a few minutes lying on the beds and pushing on them, like when you go mattress shopping.
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Astralis came into the third round of the half with a hard economy, pushing on offense with nothing but pistols. Virtus.
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But Grimm and his attorneys are pushing on with the case because they say a central issue needs to be decided.
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So the air has the potential of sending fast-moving debris at a nearby car or even pushing on surrounding vehicles.
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"When the market was pushing on new highs the Thursday before the vote, everyone was betting on the market," he said.
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YOU'VE BEEN PUSHING ON THIS IDEA FOR A WHILE, NOT JUST IN THE CAR, THOUGH THE CAR IS, OF COURSE, IMPORTANT.
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"We're hopeful and we're pushing on the hill," said Scott Whitaker, CEO of AdvaMed, a lobbying group for medical device companies.
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The Flyers kept pushing on offense and outshot the Penguins, 43-24, but Pittsburgh goalie Matt Murray finished with 23 saves.
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I'm still pushing on that, as I know he is, but as a subcommittee chairman, I want to get to work.
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Eager to climb, Donn left his father and brothers behind, pushing on with Henry and Fred, when bad weather set in.
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The Fed is trying to pull out all the stops it can pull out, but they're pushing on the proverbial string.
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"They may not care that much about race initially, and then they see Trump pushing on race so hard," he said.
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Last week, a video of a man repeatedly pushing on the back of his fellow airplane passenger's reclined seat went viral.
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Was it the person pushing on the reclined seat or the person who reclined her seat into her fellow passenger's space?
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"This just illustrates to me that the Trump administration is pushing on a lot o levers to squeeze the Chinese," Chandler said.
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To get there, L.A. is pushing on multiple fronts, all of which are aimed at creating a reflective shield over the city.
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"You kind of have these opposing forces pushing on each other and keeping the market in a very narrow range," Todd said.
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But diplomats say Obama could be pushing on an open door in Laos, thanks to a change of government there in April.
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That is why carmakers are now piling into ride-hailing and car-sharing services and pushing on with their own AV programmes.
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Much of the gain can be attributed to money market regulatory changes happening in October that are pushing on short-term rates.
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It was then that doctors found the benign tumor, which was just over 5 centimeters long, pushing on her left frontal lobe.
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It does seem as if we keep on pushing on demand, they might push up wages and we might get more inflation.
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Still, the company is pushing on with its Bixby efforts elsewhere, with plans to create a smart speaker powered by the digital assistant.
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It would appear that the squeeze feature lets you take action on the phone just by pushing on the edges of the phones.
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"They may not care that much about race initially, and then they see Trump pushing on race so hard on race," he said.
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I leave the planet filled with excitement and determination to keep pushing on to see what other wonders are in store for me.
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"For the most part, I'm just ready to put that whole chapter behind me and keep pushing on and playing football," Rosen said.
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But attaching CHIP funding to a short-term budget bill is literally the plan that congressional Republicans are currently pushing on Capitol Hill.
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And yet, because I was experiencing so many new things all the time, I also wasn't heartbroken about having to keep pushing on.
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At Ulla Johnson, I enter the store by pushing on a bronze cowrie sculpture (by Rogan Gregory), which serves as the door handle.
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There are only so many unpopular ideas created on a whim that even a president like Trump is willing to keep pushing on.
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Republicans have been blocking my resolution to honor Chavez's bday for 231 years, but I'm pushing on and introducing it again this week. pic.twitter.
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What should we think when tech CEOs confess they don't want kids in their family anywhere near the products they're pushing on everyone else?
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The glovebox is opened via virtual button on the display, and you exit the car by pushing on a small button on the door.
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"And what I've seen from working with him was somebody who did not fit the description that people are pushing on him," Kushner added.
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"Since last year, we've been pushing on with a plan to set up a joint venture in China," Chairman Seo Jung Jin told reporters.
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It comes down to three key facts: This is the context that activists are pressing members of Congress to acknowledge, pushing on all fronts.
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When I read her the old fairy tales about daughters without mothers, I worried that I was pushing on the bruises of her loss.
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So it wasn't that he was picking up on these same issues that Trump has been pushing on — as far as immigration goes, [Confederate] statues?
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Most patients are diagnosed later, once the tumor has grown large enough that it's "pushing on an airway, resulting in some breathing problems," she explains.
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I kept pushing on through the uncomfortable moments because I loved the characters and wanted to know what the grand secret turned out to be.
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Cannabis will be "legalized in more places, and that's good for [related] startups," says Tusk, so it's no surprise he is pushing on this one.
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As the solid propellant burns, the rocket's centre of mass rises and the wind pushing on the base curves the vehicle's path into the wind.
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The nonprofit today announced that the satellite has successfully raised its orbit around Earth thanks to sunlight pushing on the vehicle's large, reflective solar sail.
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The big message Ronda was pushing on Thursday was eliminating the stigma surrounding mental health -- so that more people feel comfortable reaching out for help.
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He has pledged to spend whatever time he has left pushing on the issues -- national security, foreign policy -- he has always cared most deeply about.
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But it's like pushing on a balloon: You can squeeze it in one place, but it will just inflate by the same amount somewhere else.
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So Judge Engelhardt was pushing on this and he was really trying to figure out what the role of the House of Representatives was there.
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Do you think, again, Silicon Valley's really pushing on the idea that all learning will be digital going forward, do you think that's just not so?
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New research published in Nature Geoscience indicates that the planet's changing rotational velocity may result from Venus' thick, fast-moving atmosphere pushing on the planet's mountains.
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LME inventory data showed 1,000 tonnes of tin was booked for delivery out of warehouses, pushing on-warrant or available stocks down by nearly a third.
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They used the pressure exerted by sunlight — yes, the force of the photons from the sun pushing on the craft — to help the spacecraft regain balance.
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With the bank's makeover mostly complete, and a profit-boosting change in global interest rates imminent, Mahon said Bramson was just "pushing on an open door".
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So we'll always need people pushing on the outside to make it better, and we need people who already believe what we believe on the inside.
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The filter references the #DuckingDonald hashtag (which Cruz's social media team have been pushing on Twitter) and was featured in a Snapchat video from Cruz himself.
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They thought cultural grievances about issues like immigration were sideshows, and they appealed to those sentiments while really pushing on the issues that mattered to them.
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Despite facing international condemnation and further economic hardship, North Korea is pushing on with its weapons developments, firing another test missile on Tuesday, South Korean officials said.
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Ms Bishop does not rule out pushing on with the pact among the remaining 11 members, and says she would "welcome" interest from China in joining it.
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The Formula One team's executive director Zak Brown told reporters at the weekend's Austrian Grand Prix that there were signs of improvement but time was pushing on.
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They found out that the massive growth was pushing on his right leg, which prevented him from lifting his leg to go to the bathroom, Schomburg said.
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But in the past two days several officials have shored up the case for pushing on regardless of the volatility that has gripped financial markets this year.
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Now, how "flexible" that TV is remains to be seen — but the fact that LG is still pushing on this rollable display concept is a good sign.
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" Clooney added, "So many people since Trump was elected have really been pushing on me to get more involved in actual politics, specifically at the highest office.
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Now he's saying, with added corporate tax cuts, the market is going to keep pushing on upward, after some initial bumps due to fear of the unknown.
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" Too terrified to open doors Students called 103 before opening doors: Dispatch: "Student in Classroom 1255 says somebody's pushing on her door -- is that a police officer?
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It experimented with adding paywalls, offering relationship advice and socialization opportunities behind a private Facebook group (a strategy that Facebook was actively pushing on publishers at the time).
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Because nothing is emitted from an EMDrive, it cannot generate thrust, any more than the crew of a spaceship could fly to Mars by pushing on the walls.
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With the pro-regime coalition pushing on one side, and Turkey saying it won't take in more refugees on the other, civilians in the area would be trapped.
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Maria caused "mind boggling damage" in Dominica, where it ripped off roofs across the island before pushing on toward the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico on Tuesday.
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"This is not just a story of pushing on an open door and taking people who are already Democrats and they just needed a small push," Broockman adds.
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Now try pushing on the side while also pushing down on the block: Now you can push harder on the side without causing the block to move, right?
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Democrats who have served with Sanders say his presidential agenda won't be as dramatic as the policies he's pushing on the campaign trail, particularly if Pelosi is speaker.
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But the latest iteration of the RoChair has the user instead rolling them backwards, using a pulling motion instead of pushing on the wheels' rims, to propel it forward.
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Months after Iraq's government and its allies started an offensive against the militants, Kurdish merchants are pushing on behind them, bringing their Turkish produce back along reinvigorated trade routes.
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When the truck goes up this ramp, there will be a force (Ff) pushing on the front tires to produce a counterclockwise torque around the truck's center of mass.
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By pushing on this issue, the Democratic committee senators aim to ensure that these nominees place the protection of Main Street and the markets above any allegiance to industry.
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"I got the ring rust off in the last fight and now I'm just pushing on," she said, adding that she felt she had improved in every area since 2012.
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"CPR involves pushing on the chest so that could make people less certain whether they can or should do CPR in public on women," Blewer said in a news release.
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Ethiopia has been pushing on with the project in the face of opposition from Egypt which fears it will affect the flow of the Nile, its main source of water.
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"Qatar is seen as an improving credit story – they have responded well to the economic blockade, pushing on with structural reforms, diversifying their trade, and improving their resilience," Ash said.
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Then, this time last year, he was shot three times at a studio in LA. He said he was "hard to kill" and kept pushing on with a new album.
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These were the sort of protagonists a writer looks for: two complicated, articulate people driven to achieve something far greater than themselves — who stumble, make mistakes, but keep pushing on.
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Finally, we stress that without any congressional help to increase aggregate demand in the short-term, implementing a set of supply side policies will be like pushing on a string.
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Senate Democrats are all but certain to keep pushing on Kavanaugh's work on the Starr case during his 2018 confirmation hearings that would involve a promotion to the Supreme Court.
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"There is nothing that we will be pushing on more strongly for congress to act on," Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said in an interview with NPR.
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One of the things we've really been pushing on, both in our development of education and in our recruiting of faculty, are the other slots adjacent to machine learning. Right.
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It's a bit like trying to design a Formula One race car that doesn't need any gas and is instead powered by the driver pushing on the inside of the windshield.
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During pregnancy, you can expect to feel full more quickly after meals, deal with extra fatigue, and even have some difficulty breathing because your uterus is pushing on your lungs more.
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She could picture those women worrying about the state of American Motherhood, shaking their heads and pushing on their faces as they tried to prevent any frown lines from taking root.
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But insiders call that a misconception, insisting that Mr. Mulvaney at most is pushing on an open door and otherwise is merely liberating Mr. Trump to pursue the courses he prefers.
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But most important, he said, was for Clinton to keep pushing on Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court, Merrick Garland, and not to pick someone with a more liberal track record.
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In manual flight, pilots move the nose up and down by pulling or pushing on a control column, also called a yoke, to pivot the elevator one way or the other.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China have risen since Trump took office in 2017 and the administration is also pushing on what it regards as forced technology transfers to China.
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DE has cut the approval threshold and extended a deadline for accepting its $80 billion tie-up with Praxair PX.N, while pushing on with plans to get a green light from regulators.
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Brian Kemp, who was Georgia's secretary of state during the election, was able to speak to election reform, a key issue Democrats are pushing on Capitol Hill now that they're in charge.
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Once, in Avenel, as he sat perched on his exercise bike, in his empty white room, pushing and pushing on those dusty pedals, he said Rachel's name out loud and felt nothing.
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Arguing that Europe needed a "capable and stable Germany", Kramp-Karrenbauer said Merkel and her government were pushing on with preparations for Germany's six-month presidency of the EU, starting in July.
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"Maybe I do it as a minuscule sacrifice," Dan Searle wrote in a recent blog post reflecting on the one-year anniversary of his brother's death and his conflicted emotions at pushing on.
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Assange's post hits Democrats for pushing on the investigation into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia in the 2016 election, and lambasted the party for its tactics in hitting President Trump.
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I found myself almost taking pleasure in this judgment—like the pleasure of pushing on a bruise—and the ways it became a consolidation, a shoring-up of selfhood: I am not that.
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She added: "Millionaires and other economically successful Americans who pursue self-employment, decide to climb the corporate ladder, or strive to create a financial independence lifestyle early do so by perpetually pushing on."
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Adi and his colleague Mohammed Sumiran Paputungan at first couldn't get the device into the thick mud, so they took turns, jumping and pushing on it, like a pogo stick that didn't bounce.
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An object with a mass of 1 kg and a velocity of 1 m/s in the x-direction has a net force of 1 Newton pushing on it (also in the x-direction).
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Such judgements did not stop the government pushing on with the IPA, though — and it went on to cement bulk collection at the core of its surveillance modus operandi at the end of 2016.
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But if you're not ensconced in progressive news sources and simply tuned in to the Oscars, the constant pushing on this point by host Chris Rock and others must have seemed a little bizarre.
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"We're pushing on the supercomputer like crazy," Tuomas Sandholm, professor of computer science, told CMU, explaining how his team needed 15 million core hours of computation to build Libratus, compared to Claudico's three million.
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The company clearly has deep, long-term plans for the iPhone — it wants to improve wireless functioning, it wants to keep pushing on the camera, and it will keep improving performance without sacrificing battery life.
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"Part of the reason I keep pushing on, 'Let's just sit down and negotiate this stuff out,' I'd just as soon not have another shutdown over wall funding, so let's negotiate it now," he said.
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Screenshot: MicrosoftThe HoloLens 2 is construced out of a mix of plastic and carbon fiber, so that what little weight there is sitting on your head, rests evenly without pinching or pushing on pressure points.
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Trump&aposs letter on Tuesday echoed talking points that Sean Hannity, the Fox News host who is one of Trump&aposs most crucial media allies, has for months been pushing on his top-rated show.
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The odd beat is the result of larger forces, like the Rust Belt decline and shifting immigrant groups, pushing on the city over the last few decades, and that directly determines what we eat in 2017.
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But in my mind, the most sensible approach would be turning the circle on the right ear cup into an iPod-style clickwheel where pushing on the right or left sides would handle forward / back controls.
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Many of the Trump administration's most innovative tactics on immigration have been pushing on the soft parts of the immigration system — the parts where the executive branch has never had firm limits put on its power.
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AURUBIS: Europe's largest copper producer Aurubis remains on the hunt for takeovers with a war chest of about $1 billion, its chief executive said, pushing on with diversification after the early departure of its previous boss.
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Gazprom is seeking to bypass Ukraine, a key transit route for Russian gas to the EU and is also pushing on with the plans to build a gas pipeline to Turkey and beyond to Southern Europe.
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Getting a handle on China's imports is a little more tricky, given the combination of the mild winter, pollution curbs and the impact of the coronavirus, factors that are both pulling and pushing on coal demand.
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I found myself pushing on late into the night to find out about Heartman's quest to find his family, and I eagerly listened every time Deadman told me his latest research on the nature of BBs.
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Getting a handle on China's imports is a little more tricky, given the combination of the mild winter, pollution curbs and the impact of the coronavirus, factors that are both pulling and pushing on coal demand.
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In addition to the effects of the agreement, increasing output from U.S. shale producers and a measured recovery in global demand have also been key influences pulling and pushing on the oil market over that period.
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After months of reticence, May has thrashed out the agreement in the hope of overcoming divisions in the government and pushing on with all-but-stalled talks on the terms of Britain's exit from the European Union.
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FROM PEN: Maria Menounos Was Diagnosed with a Brain Tumor While Her Mom Fights Stage 4 Brain Cancer An MRI revealed Menounos had a golf-ball-size meningioma brain tumor that was pushing on her facial nerves.
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By way of example, Woodward likened explaining the results seen at NASA purely in terms of microwave pressure to arguing that you can accelerate a car by getting in the driver's seat and pushing on the windshield.
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His rebuttal to Trump's 2018 State of the Union address, which took on the "false choices" the administration was pushing on everything from immigration to gun control, was well received by many Democrats on the national stage.
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But House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) was still pushing on Tuesday for the House to simply take up a version of the original Senate-passed bill that he introduced with Pelosi and Engel last week.
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Everything from vicious name-calling, to physical pushing on the line, to women shaming other women for their technique and skill — it was a perpetuation of the abuse we've historically experienced at the hands of our male colleagues.
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To avoid accidentally activating buttons as he feels his way across the screen, the driver needs to press a particular surface more firmly to turn the required function on or off, much like pushing on a mechanical switch.
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The Raptors opened their season against a Pistons team with multiple talented combo-forwards in Marcus Morris and Tobias Harris, and so Siakam spent his first game doing a lot of face-guarding and pushing on the block.
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Nissan is pushing on with plans to build its new Qashqai sports utility vehicle at its British factory despite warnings over Brexit, announcing on Friday a 52-million pound investment in a new press line at the site.
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When Booker failed to meet the polling requirements for the December Democratic debate, he acknowledged it was a setback for his campaign, but vowed to keep pushing on, citing his strong organization in Iowa and other early states.
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"Duterte has won concessions on other issues by pushing on Washington, Parameswaran said, calling a similar outcome this time the "optimistic scenario," but in light of the impulsiveness of both Duterte and Trump, there remains "an element of risk.
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But that's the other thing about a strategy of pushing on those who are already marginalized: They're the ones least likely to have the resources to overcome harassment, or the support to call for an end to the practice.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi caught even dovish rate-setters off guard by pushing on Thursday for unexpectedly generous stimulus after forecasts showed a large drop in economic growth, four sources familiar with the discussion said.
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Click here to view original GIFWhile 3D printing has yet to fully prove itself to some people, that doesn't stop scientists from pushing on with 4D printing—a similar process that creates objects able to transform themselves over time.
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The Fed at this point is trying to use a wet spaghetti noodle to play pool, as a pool cue, which when I think about that, which do you think is true, infinite ability or pushing on a string?
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Although Mr Netanyahu may not get a promise to scrap the Iran nuclear deal, in every other way he will be pushing on an open door when it comes to enlisting Mr Trump's help to counter Iranian influence in the region.
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Hillary Clinton ad grills Trump on women, character A new Gallup poll released Tuesday suggested that Clinton will be pushing on an open door if she can get the attacks on Trump's fitness to lead to resonate among undecided voters.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump says the Republican plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act "guarantees" coverage for Americans with pre-existing conditions -- a claim that could undercut the legislation the White House is currently pushing on Capitol Hill.
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She got past the gray slabs in 19723, and for the next few years kept trying out new approaches, working mostly on a modest scale—she called her best work the "Little Image" paintings—and pushing on with quiet resolve.
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It's a reminder that other people feel the same way, and even if there's no easy way out, there's a way to keep pushing on, to the beat of a fragile drum machine and the pulse of a surreal synth line.
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FRANKFURT, March 7 (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi caught even dovish rate-setters off guard by pushing on Thursday for unexpectedly generous stimulus after forecasts showed a large drop in economic growth, four sources familiar with the discussion said.
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Navalny is pushing on with a tour of the Russian regions, stopping last weekend in the provincial city of Tula, but campaign staff say they found it impossible to rent a hall anywhere there to let him meet his supporters.
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People wanted to talk to us about their interactions with police, and their experiences before with having brake lights out, which was a really interesting thing, because it also wasn't something we were spending a lot of time pushing on people.
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"UK corporate activity has been low year to date but there's a cohort of issuers who didn't want to test the market before but now are pushing on with their plans" Martin Thorneycroft, head of ECM for EMEA at Morgan Stanley.
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By this time, the President was pushing on another pressure point to coerce Ukraine to announce the investigations: the hold on the vital military assistance that the President had put in place for more than a month, still without any explanation.
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Over the past few decades, astronomers have tallied up all the things that could be pulling and pushing on the Local Group — nearby galaxy clusters, superclusters, walls of clusters and cosmic voids that exert a non-negligible gravitational pull on our own neighborhood.
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Which means that, if any smart plotters who knew the convention rules had tried to throw the Trump forces into a state of disorganization, then swoop in for the kill, it might have been as easy as pushing on an open door.
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In general, if A and B are two interacting objects, and A is pushing on B with a force FA-B, then there will also be a force from B onto A (FB-A), which is of equal magnitude but opposite in direction.
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"It is one thing talking down a USD that has an upward bias, it is another pushing on a currency market where the door is slowly opening toward USD weakness," said Alan Ruskin, global head of G10 FX strategy at Deutsche Bank.
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These two would detonate the heavy bags they were pushing on trolleys but the third abandoned his bomb and was tracked walking for miles on CCTV back from the airport into the city, all the while his face hidden by glasses and a floppy hat.
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Biden's comments came a day after he met with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko at the United Nations, pushing on reforms in Ukraine's energy and justice sectors, while saying conditions had been met for a third U.S. sovereign loan guarantee of up to $1 billion.
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Danone's chief executive Emmanuel Faber has been pushing on with a dual financial and social agenda, which - like that of many blue-chip companies - aims to not only boost profits and returns for shareholders value but also meet other targets regarding environmental and social policies.
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Higher-end tastings and tea flights will be available in a private donors' room, and Mr. Chau and Mr. Chen have been lobbying to build a secret tearoom, modeled after one at Boba Guys' headquarters that can be entered only by pushing on a bookshelf.
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Trump is also pushing on an open door of frustration among grassroots Republicans about the failure to repeal Obamacare by leaders who have for years built election campaigns and fundraising pitches around the argument that they would get it done if only they were given power.
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"We ran and people were screaming around us and pushing on the stairs to go outside and people were falling down, girls were crying, and we saw these women being treated by paramedics having open wounds on their legs ... it was just chaos," said Sebastian Diaz, 19.
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Danone, under the lead of CEO Emmanuel Faber, has been pushing on with a dual financial and social agenda, which - like that of many blue-chip companies - aims to not only boost shareholder value and profit but also meet other targets on the environment and social policies.
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Although Obama's team paid more attention in the final years, Trump is pushing on an open door by courting lawmakers and their aides, deploying staff to work the office buildings, and hiring staff from leadership and the cloakrooms who understand the members' micro and macro needs.
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The music of its long, looping sentences, the understated depth of its feeling, the subtle rhythms of its structure were so moving to me that I read it as slowly as I could, going over paragraphs three and four times before pushing on to the next.
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He then contacts George Papadopoulos, offers him $3,000 to write a paper and come to England in August of 2016, and when Papadopoulos is there, he starts pushing on him, he starts asking him questions about what does he know about the Russians, what does he know about emails?
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One heavily redacted "urgent" email sent to Clinton on January 27, 2011 by her foreign policy adviser and deputy chief of staff Jacob Sullivan pertains to internal discussions about a vote Palestinian officials were pushing on a United Nations Security Council resolution condemning Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory.
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"The brand has been reinvigorated and now with that revitalized branding of the licenses, this year and into next year is about pushing on with new differentiated cutting edge tech," Neil Campling, head of global technology, media and telecom research at Northern Trust Capital Markets, told CNBC by phone.
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Giants 27, Browns 13 CLEVELAND — Like pushing on an open door, the Giants handled the winless Cleveland Browns on Sunday afternoon, with wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. overcoming a thumb injury early on to catch six passes for 433 yards and two touchdowns in a 27-13 victory.
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Walker—working as Kurtis Blow, the name that Simmons had been pushing on him since CCNY—would be the house DJ. But for all of his expertise as a DJ, Kurtis Blow knew that he needed to MC as well if he'd have any chance of making it.
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So when President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt, a strongman who views the Muslim Brotherhood as a source of political opposition, visited the White House on April 9 to renew his longstanding calls for Mr. Trump to target his foes, he found himself pushing on an open door.
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"The Trump administration is pushing as hard on Korea, Japan and others that have trade surpluses with the U.S. at the same time as they're pushing on China, and we all need to actually work together to deal with the China problem," Kennedy told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Wednesday.
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Sleet had started falling when I reached the hut where I planned to spend the night, and, instead of pushing on another hour to visit the actual discovery spot, I'd spent the rest of the day drinking hot chocolate in the dining room and chatting with other hikers.
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Whether or not he raised popular music to the level of literature — a meaningless claim lazy boomers have been pushing on the younger generation for years — he certainly assumed the role of the Romantic author-genius in a popular context and made the resulting dialectic thrilling as hell.
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"Provided the Fed conveys a steady-as-she-goes approach and it isn't seen to be back tracking - and there is no reason from the data why it should - the dollar should be consolidating and pushing on from this level," said Bank of New York Mellon senior currency strategist Neil Mellor.
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" John D. Feeley, a former diplomat to Latin American nations who is now a consultant to the television network Univision, said that while "the vice president's tweet stopped short of formal recognition of Guaidó as interim president," the statement was "a nudge to Guaidó to keep pushing on an open door.
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In a brief hands-on with the Helios 20703, the sliding keyboard is a good compromise between those who like the keyboard in its normal place at the back of the base of the computer and those who like the front-loaded style that Acer has been pushing on many of its gaming laptops.
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"If somebody meets someone at a bar and doesn't even know them", Justice Stephen Breyer said, pushing on the "acquaintance" requirement, "and gets the person drunk and they go home and they have sex…that would sound much more like sexual abuse of a minor than a senior in college dating and living with a sophomore".
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Among the various measures UPS is pushing on Capitol Hill, the documents show, is a bill that would "apply customs and security parity to posts and the private sector for all parcels imported to the U.S." A spokeswoman for UPS, Kara Gerhardt Ross, said that the parcel service company is familiar with Americans for Securing All Packages.
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Among the advantages for 25G that EE is pushing on its website to try to persuade users to upgrade are better connections in busy places (such as festivals or stadiums); faster download speeds to support movie downloads and higher quality video streaming; and a gamer-friendly lack of lag — which it bills as "almost instant Internet connection".
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"We really have to keep pushing on both of these fronts because they both pose threats both to our security from the outside but also — back to the Trump … obstruction of justice — to the very notion of rule of law, that no one in this country is above the law, not even the president of the United States," she said.
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"While this new executive order now permits and encourages Americans to bring in an unlimited number of Cuban cigars, the administration won't even let us American cigar manufacturers send cigars to our soldiers in Afghanistan who are getting shot at by ISIS — due to the new draconian and punishing regulations that FDA is pushing on our cigar industry," he added.
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What he has done instead, and will continue to do, is bring his few blunt tools—unflagging shamelessness and aggression, a knack for pushing on bruises and shoving others into traffic, and a wild and blank antipathy for other people—to bear against a literal virus, and hope that it results in compelling enough television to keep him in power.
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The proposals that officials are pushing on Congress now were part of the administration's demands during the congressional debate over the future of the 690,000 immigrants covered by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program — and as the debate wore on, it became increasingly clear that Nielsen and others saw changes to asylum and family policy at the border as an urgent priority.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE has been pushing on in the last full week before the election, but the elephant is still smack in the middle of the room -- and it may have grown a little bigger.
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I don't care if he's ... he's a good blowhard as far as I'm concerned and he's pushing on the homeless stuff and pushing for them to give money and to take their hands off of their giant sums of cash and hand it out to people less fortunate and look for solutions, because it's not an easy solution in San Francisco, the homeless problem.
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JF: I can't profess to tell you exactly what the app is going to look like in five years, but I think if I look at some of the themes that we've been pushing on and some of the opportunities that we see as we look ahead … I think on the navigation side, whereas Google Maps covers lots of different modes of transportation today, it's still primarily a driving app.
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And that's a question of putting the heat under them with the facts of what's happening in their own states and across the world; pressing on them with NDAA amendments in the House and Senate; pushing on the American corporate community, the good guys, to do a good job actually showing up; and trying to shame the fossil fuel industry and their huge array of smelly, scandalous front groups that they maintain.
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That's the question facing Democrats from Capitol Hill to the 2020 campaign trail today as they begin to recalculate their political strategy following Mueller's less-than-expected report (or at least Barr;'s summary of Mueller's report.) There are some within the party who believe plenty of fertile political ground lies in front of them by pushing on the investigations in Trump, his administration, his business interests, his charity and his presidential transition effort.
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The Brexit won't stop the European Union (EU) pushing on with transport and infrastructure projects, the European Commission's transport chief told CNBC, amid the upheaval caused by Britain's impending exit from the EU. Instead, the U.K.'s vote to exit the EU had underlined for the trade bloc the importance of its "fundamental messages and values," Violeta Bulc, European Commissioner for Mobility and Transport, on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2016 in Tianjin, China.
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Our economy, and we have seen it, all the reform that we have done has been done while terrorist activities are taking place on our borders trying to impact our economy and we are saying no, we are going to defend our territory, we will have the right equipment and assets to defend our our land and our people, but also that will not distract us from pushing on with our economy reform, pushing with social, legal and financial reform.
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Researchers outside Twitter found that Russian bots were aggressively pushing on social media for the memo from Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) to be released, prompting calls from top Senate Judiciary Democrat Dianne Feinstein (Calif.) and top House Intelligence Democrat Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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An advertisement the environmental group is pushing on the web starting Monday quotes Trump's numerous declarations that he wants to hire the "best people," juxtaposing Kavanaugh with Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen, who pleaded guilty to fraud charges; former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, who was convicted on tax charges; dismissed officials like former adviser Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE and others.
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An advertisement the environmental group is pushing on the web starting Monday quotes Trump's numerous declarations that he wants to hire the "best people," juxtaposing Kavanaugh with Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen, who pleaded guilty to fraud charges; former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, who was convicted of tax fraud charges; dismissed officials like former adviser Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE and others.
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